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Gold 3,878.90 −3.0% Silver 50.03 −3.8% Copper 6.19 −1.6% Oil 87.65 +1.3% Palladium 991.75 −5.2% PRU 6.09 −3.3% NGEX 21.05 −5.0% TWO 0.370 +0.0% BIG 0.960 +1.1% VCG 1.10 +0.0% SCD 0.145 +0.0% GAL 0.375 +0.7% SAG 0.630 −4.5% VIZ 0.195 +0.0% SAGA 0.375 −6.2% ZEN 0.530 −3.6% TDG 0.490 +0.0% GDP 0.230 +0.0% PDN 8.41 +0.0% FL 0.355 −1.4% RIO 2.64 −1.1% Gold 3,878.90 −3.0% Silver 50.03 −3.8% Copper 6.19 −1.6% Oil 87.65 +1.3% Palladium 991.75 −5.2% PRU 6.09 −3.3% NGEX 21.05 −5.0% TWO 0.370 +0.0% BIG 0.960 +1.1% VCG 1.10 +0.0% SCD 0.145 +0.0% GAL 0.375 +0.7% SAG 0.630 −4.5% VIZ 0.195 +0.0% SAGA 0.375 −6.2% ZEN 0.530 −3.6% TDG 0.490 +0.0% GDP 0.230 +0.0% PDN 8.41 +0.0% FL 0.355 −1.4% RIO 2.64 −1.1%
Resource Estimate

SAGA Metals Announces Additional Assay Results from Drilling at Trapper North, Confirming High-Grade Mineralization at Radar Critical Minerals Project in Labrador

Labrador Discovery Gains Momentum as Trapper Zone Assays Confirm Large-Scale Critical Mineral Potential

Executive Summary

The news release dated January 16, 2026, reports additional high-grade assay results from the Q4 2025 drilling program at the Trapper North target within the Radar Ti-V-Fe Project in Labrador. Highlights include hole R-0010, which intersected 135.5 meters grading 50.0% Fe2O3, 7.87% TiO2, and 0.35% V2O5. Another hole, R-0011, returned 95.15 meters of 39.4% Fe2O3 and 6.49% TiO2. These results confirm the continuity of mineralization along the northern limb of the system. Concurrently, the company is mobilizing for a 2026 drill campaign consisting of approximately 7,500 meters (30 holes) to support a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE).

Material Impact
  • Grade Improvement: The most recent results from the Trapper Zone (7-10% TiO2) represent a significant step up in grade compared to the 2025 maiden program at the Hawkeye Zone, which typically saw grades in the 4-5% TiO2 range. This suggests the project has a higher-grade core than initially identified.
  • Scale and Continuity: Intercepts exceeding 100 meters in thickness confirm that the Dykes River intrusive complex hosts a massive oxide system. The validation of a 3km strike length at Trapper within a broader 20km trend suggests district-scale potential.
  • Path to Resource: The shift from "discovery" to "resource definition" is material. The company is now actively drilling for an MRE, which is the primary value driver for junior explorers.
  • Strategic Positioning: The focus on Titanium and Vanadium aligns with North American "critical mineral" initiatives, potentially opening doors for non-dilutive government funding or strategic partnerships.
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Company Overview

SAGA Metals is exploring the Radar Ti-V-Fe Project in southeastern Labrador. The project covers the 160 sq km Dykes River intrusive complex. The deposit type is a layered mafic intrusion, similar to the world-class Panzhihua deposit in China. The project benefits from its location just 10km from the deep-water port of Cartwright, providing a massive infrastructure advantage over other Labrador projects.

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